Danube tourism

The Danube flows through 10 countries.

Danube, the second longest river in Europe, is second only to Volga River in length. It originated in southwest Germany, flowed from west to east, flowed through Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova and Ukraine (flowing through 10 countries in total), and finally flowed into the Black Sea.

The Danube River flows through 10 countries, making it the largest river in the world. The tributaries extend to Switzerland, Poland, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic and Slovenia, and finally flow into the Black Sea in Sulina, eastern Romania, with a total length of 2,850 kilometers, a drainage area of 817,000 square kilometers, an annual average flow of 6,430 cubic meters per second in the estuary and an average annual runoff of 203 billion cubic meters.

Introduction to the climate of Danube River basin

Danube river basin belongs to temperate climate zone, which has the nature of transition from temperate maritime climate to temperate continental climate. Especially in the west and southeast of the basin, the temperature and humidity are suitable and the rainfall is abundant. The estuary area has the characteristics of grassland climate, and it is cold all winter because of the influence of continental climate. Take Bucharest as an example. In summer, the temperature is above 20℃ for three months, and the highest temperature can reach 34℃. In winter, the temperature is below 0℃ for two months, and the lowest monthly temperature is -3.5℃.

As far as the whole basin is concerned, most precipitation occurs in summer and early autumn (June-September), and snowfall occurs in winter in alpine areas. The snowfall accounts for 10%-30% of the annual precipitation. Rainfall distribution in the basin is uneven. The Austrian Alps have the largest rainfall, with an average annual rainfall of over 2510mm and a maximum annual rainfall of over 3000mm. The areas with the least rainfall are the lower plains of Great Hungary, the lower parts of Morava Valley in Slovakia and the downstream areas.

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Vienna, a famous city along the Danube.

Vienna, Holstein Palace, St. Stephen's Cathedral, Heinzmov 9 and other historical sites and food capitals attract a large number of tourists every year. In Vienna, you can enjoy the performance of the world-famous Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, feel the bustling atmosphere of the city, and taste delicious Austrian cakes, coffee, sausages and beer. In addition, you can learn about the development of Austrian culture and history in museums, art galleries and concert halls in the city.

Budapest, a famous city along the Danube.

Budapest, the capital of Hungary, has the most famous hot springs in the world and the longest Victorian building complex in Europe. Here, you can travel easily, taste the traditional Hungarian food and enjoy the lovely city customs. In addition, Budapest is also a city full of cultural and artistic atmosphere, with many museums and art galleries, providing more cultural experiences for tourists.

Levente Jova, a famous city along the Danube.

Kla Levente Jova, the cultural center of Romania, has a long history and is famous for its beautiful buildings, ancient city walls, special food and beautiful natural scenery. In the central area of the city, you can see different architectural styles from the Middle Ages to modern times and experience the unique local culture. In addition, there are many museums, art galleries, theaters and other cultural places in Kla Levente Jova, which allow visitors to know more about the development of Romanian culture.